November 1 Issue - Newspaper - Page 7
EDITION 10
May 13 2025
Page 7
These leases highlight
Southpointe’s appeal
beyond the traditional
energy sector, marking a
promising trend toward
diversification.
SOUTHPOINTE’S GROWING SUCCESS
Southpointe is
undergoing an exciting
resurgence in leasing
activity, marking a
vibrant shift towards a
more diverse tenant base.
Recent developments
underscore the park’s
remarkable adaptability
and growing appeal
across various industries.
In a significant milestone,
WVU Medicine has
secured a long-term lease
at the Fountainhead
building, taking up an
impressive 90,250 square
feet. This lease ranks
among the largest in the
Pittsburgh metropolitan
area over the past year,
showcasing Southpointe’s
increasing attraction to
the healthcare sector.
The upcoming facility is
poised to provide
specialty care and
outpatient services,
significantly enhancing
access to high-quality
healthcare for both
residents and employees
in the region. County
Commissioner Nick
Sherman commended this
strategic decision,
highlighting
Southpointe’s prime
location near Pittsburgh
and its modern
infrastructure as pivotal
attractions for WVU
Medicine. "The strong
demand in Southpointe
underscores the incredible
benefits awaiting
businesses and families
looking to relocate to this
vibrant area in
Washington County. We
have a compelling story
to tell, highlighting our
low taxes, exceptional
schools, abundant
recreational opportunities,
and outstanding quality of
life. Establishing WVU
Health System here
enhances our community
and presents the perfect
opportunity to tell this
story again," Sherman
stated.
While construction and
hiring timelines are being
finalized, the
announcement has
already sparked
excitement among local
businesses and residents.
Preferred Primary Care
Physicians Group is
consolidating its
operations into a
state-of-the-art
28,830-square-foot call
center. Additionally,
Progeny Systems, a
government contractor,
and Sigma Instruments
Inc. have jointly leased
over 12,000 square feet.
TX headquarters, leading
to the closure of its
offices in Southpointe.
However, under new
leadership, Crown Castle
has chosen to embrace its
roots, opting to remain in
Washington County and
continue its vital
within the Greater
Pittsburgh region,
drawing a wide array of
industries and
significantly boosting the
economic vitality of
Washington County.
• You may only request
one song from the DJ.
• Don’t gamble if losing
$100 will ruin your night.
• Always bring a bottle to
the party.
• There’s always another
level. Appreciate yours
anyway.
Timeless Advice for a Life Well-Lived
By Ashford Grey Lifestyle Columnist
In an age where nuance is lost and fast fashion reigns, the truly distinguished man
lives by his own code—measured, intentional, and just a little bit rebellious. Here,
then, are the unspoken rules and refined truths for modern masculinity.
Dress, Groom, Carry
Yourself
• Act like you’ve been
there before—end zone or
private jet.
Social Wisdom &
Romantic Realism
• When in doubt, kiss the
girl.
• Yes, of course you have
to buy her dinner.
• Eat brunch with friends
at least every other weekend.
• Desserts are for women.
Order one and pretend
you don’t mind that she’s
eating yours.
• Roll your ties. Store
them in a sectioned
drawer.
• Feigning
unpretentiousness is
worse than being
pretentious. Stop it with
the vintage Polo.
• Don’t split a check.
• Drink outdoors. During
the day. And sometimes
by yourself.
• Buy a tuxedo before
you're thirty. Stay that
size.
• Your clothes don’t
match—they go together.
• Avoid that “last” whiskey. You've probably had
enough.
• Be a regular at more
than one bar.
• Rebel from business
casual. Burn your
khakis—wear a suit or
jeans.
• Never date a friend’s ex.
• One girlfriend at a time
is enough.
• Pretty women who are
unaccompanied want you
to talk to them.
• If she expects your 20%
self 100% of the time, she
doesn’t want you.
• Find a Times New
Roman in the streets and a
Wingdings in the sheets.
She exists.
•Cracked iPhone,
knock-off bag, too many
emojis? Two of three is a
red flag.
• Never take an ex back.
She tried to do better and
is settling.
Situated strategically near
Interstate 79 and boasting
a wealth of
comprehensive
amenities—including
residential options,
recreational facilities, and
diverse dining
establishments,
Southpointe’s charm is
undeniable. The park’s
evolution from an
energy-centric hub to a
thriving business
community illustrates its
resilience and adaptability
in an ever-changing
economic landscape.
Crown Castle has made a
significant decision to
reaffirm its commitment
to Southpointe. Initially,
the company had planned
to move approximately
1,100 jobs to its Houston,
THE MODERN GENTLEMAN’S CODE
• If you perspire, wear a
damn undershirt.
• Do not use an electric
razor.
Further enriching
Southpointe’s dynamic
environment, Waynesburg
University’s Southpointe
Center has made a
strategic relocation to The
HQ at CNX, a
co-working space within
the headquarters of CNX
Resources Corp. This
move reflects a deep
commitment to
cultivating a collaborative
business ecosystem that
nurtures both established
enterprises and emerging
startups.
operations there. This
move not only preserves
local jobs but also
reinforces the company’s
dedication to the
community as a
cornerstone of
Southpointe.
•
Don’t worry about
what your future
mother-in-law looks like.
•
Want to stay
together? Spend a lot of
time apart.
• You cannot have a love
affair with whiskey.
Whiskey won't love you
back.
These developments
solidify Southpointe’s
standing as a premier
business destination
• Measure yourself only
against your previous
self.
• Strive to wear a new
pair of socks every day, it
is a sign of success.
Health, Habits, and
Headspace
• Do 50 push-ups, sit-ups,
and dips before your
shower.
• Never stay out after
midnight three nights in a
row—unless the third is
really worth it.
• Don’t use your cell
phone so much. Especially in company.
• Read more. It lets you
borrow better minds.
• Hookers aren't cool. The
“free” ones are more
expensive.
• Take more
pictures—with a camera.
Dining, Drinking &
Debauchery
Work, Wealth, and
Self-Improvement
• Own a race horse
• Know your drink before
the bartender asks.
• Always carry cash.
Keep some in your front
pocket.
• Tip more than you
should.
• When the bartender
buys you a round, tip
double.
• A glass of wine with
lunch will not ruin your
day.
• Throw parties. Let
someone else clean up.
• Time is too short to do
your own laundry.
• You can get away with
more if you're the one
buying the drinks.
• Money isn’t just about
saving time, it’s about
freedom.
• Be spontaneous.
• Own a handcrafted
shotgun. It’s a beautiful
thing.
• Golf with a caddie.
• Cobblers will save your
shoes. So will shoe trees.
• The cliché says money
saves time. But really—it
buys freedom.
• Buy expensive sunglasses. Yes, it’s superficial.
But you won’t lose them
and it tells women you
appreciate nice things.